DEBATE Is water wet?

[Goldie]

no its like saying is the sun burnt

the sun isn't burnt but it can burn u

geddit?

Is ice, water?

 

[Ironman]

That's the most idiot argument I've ever heard in my life lol


That's like saying something can't be hot because it's always hot. Is the sun not hot because it's never NOT hot?

Yall smart dumb niggas are multiplying by the dozens lol

And you high ass niggas are getting higher by the post count

 

[Goldie]

yes and ice can't be wet either my darlin

Is this ice wet?

 

[Goldie]

it has perspired b

Wrong, cuz if u pour water on ice it would look like that, same was ice inside ur soft drink.

@Goldie

rub ice on yourself and you'lll be left with wetness.

if it can wet you, it aint wet. it's doing the wetting. it's not on the receiving end of wetness. get me?

if it wets, it aint wet.

This is ridiculous lol

So a wet towel is not wet because it can leave the counter wet? lmaoooooooo

I hate yall niggas

 

[Goldie]

ice wets you because it's ice

the towel would only wet you if it had water on it

ice looks like that when it starts melting tooo

You're changing ur answers lmaooo

YOU JUST SAID

@Goldie


if it can wet you, it aint wet. it's doing the wetting. it's not on the receiving end of wetness. get me?

if it wets, it aint wet.

NOW you're saying "oh oh nah nah, the towel is different" lmaooo


Just hold ur L baby lol

 

[Playmaker88]

Is a fish in water wet?

Y'all pissing me off

Like I said it is only wet when it is extracted from water

 

[Playmaker88]

And trying to conflate a fire and heat and compare it to the notion that water is wet is assa 7 8 and 9

 

[Goldie]

The fact remains, ice gets wet and ice is water, meaning water gets wet. Simple logic.

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Is fire hot??

Inb4 "no its not because...."

 

[g-dog-ona-flytip]

...sounds like something dro would aask

 

[Playmaker88]

Is fire hot??

Inb4 "no its not because...."

now thats just dumb is water cold obviously

 

[LUCIEN]

Water is wet because the relation of water with any object makes said object wet. Thus water is in a constant state of wetness.

This line of reason falls apart. It was my first instinct but remember that video with Cam and Bill O'Reilly? Cam'ron made Bill mad, but Cam himself wasn't mad. So idk if it's a safe assumption that in order to spread a certain quality an object needs to have that quality. A hammer will break stuff into pieces without being in pieces itself. There's lots of examples...

but fuck this question. I'm at work supposed to be productive and all I can think about it "what does it even mean to be wet?" like this

 

[Playmaker88]

its the fish.. uuuuuuuuuuuuse the fish

 

[VIBE]

Wet is something we use to describe what a liquid (usually water) does to something when it comes into contact w the liquid. It’s molecules have properties that allow it to wet. It’s molecules cannot wet itself.

It’s pretty simple guys. Water isn’t wet. Wet is an experience or description of our interactions with water. Water is water. Ice is wet, but it isn’t an argument for “water is wet”.

 

[ChicagoFigure]

now thats just dumb is water cold obviously

Fam u get it...and water is not always cold

Is fire dry?
Is fire burning?

If water isnt wet is it dry?

 

[Playmaker88]

I mistyped.. of course water is not always cold ... and fire "burns "

is fire dry that is a dumb ass question fire is a gas

 

[LUCIEN]

Wet is something we use to describe what a liquid (usually water) does to something when it comes into contact w the liquid. It’s molecules have properties that allow it to wet. It’s molecules cannot wet itself.

It’s pretty simple guys. Water isn’t wet. Wet is an experience or description of our interactions with water. Water is water. Ice is wet, but it isn’t an argument for “water is wet”.

What about fire? Fire is hot. Fire is burning. When it comes into contact with other stuff they start burning and they become hot. If we see fire and water as complimentary then why don't they spread their hotness and wetness in a similar way?

 

[Playmaker88]

What about fire? Fire is hot. Fire is burning. When it comes into contact with other stuff they start burning and they become hot. If we see fire and water as complimentary then why don't they spread their hotness and wetness in a similar way?

Because fire has destructive properties. water can ravage and can give life and take on many forms ..

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Because fire has destructive properties. water can ravage and can give life and take on many forms ..

According to merriam webster....

Water consists of water molecules therefore water is wet

This shit so simple

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Social media has a tendency to over complicate shit they seen from a meme n ppl start arguing shit they didnt believe or think about a week ago

Guess this is what happens when we dont have to hunt for our food anymore